Meanwhile, the Ranger's Healing Spirit is crucial for drawn-out fights, though even more location-dependant - While many DMs will limit its out-of-combat usage (10d6/character is, frankly, broken), in-combat it can be used both to counteract damage and spot-heal downed players.
However, as long as they position intelligently, this isn't an issue for the rest of the party - Both of the frontline classes, Paladin and Fighter, have healing abilities, with the Paladin's Lay on Hands being particularly important for burst healing. I'm currently playing a campaign with an almost-identical party (Sorcerer instead of Warlock) Our Druid (Circle of Twilight) usually avoids healing spells except in the most dire of situations, due to the character's personality. Ben Barden's answer has already covered the healing from Circle of the Moon druids specifically, so I'll expand on healing for that party composition in general.
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